People accused her of “blackfishing”, a term given to when white women use makeup or fake tan to appear black.
“Because of my privilege I didn’t understand and wasn’t educated enough on the social injustices facing the Black community,” she wrote.Addison said she could now “see my mistakes and am committed to learning from them”.
“If you haven’t done so already, please join me in supporting and learning more about the global Black Lives Matter movement. The reaction to her apology was mixed, with some frustrated it had taken her until now to address the issue. The girl was 15 years old, she wasn’t educated on the matter yet y’all tried to cancel her, kids now a days 🤦🏻♂️PSA to every one, how about instead of cancel culture we instead focus on learning from our past mistakes and bettering our futures together?it’s too late, you ignored the situation for a month and only apologized once more people caught you. It should have been addressed immediately and I’ve lost all respect for you.
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